Leda

In this video, at 0:07, Leda can be seen demonstrating Standberg's Boden 8 J Standard electric guitar. He can be seen using these guitars in Far East Dizain.

Leda's Boden guitars are equipped with EMG active pickups.

In a video demonstration on DELUHIofficial's YouTube channel, Leda showcases his signature ESP Cygnus guitar.

Leda, during his early years as a guitarist, was known to use a Jackson RR3 Rhoads, a 24-fret Flying V model featuring EMG pickups and a Floyd Rose bridge. This is evidenced in a YouTube video titled "Yuuto Leda ex Deluhi."

During his time in Deluhi, Leda has also used an Edwards E-EX-120D, one of ESP's lower-end Explorer copies. Shown in the Vandalicks video footage at 0:36, Leda's guitar has been modified with Bill Lawrence pickups.

Leda do a demo of his new guitar on strandberg stand in an exhibition.

In this music video of "Revolver Blast" by Deluhi, Leda is seen using an ESP Arrow during the prime years when Deluhi first started out. This guitar, alongside a modified ESP Horizon, was used by Leda until he received his first signature guitar, the ESP Cygnus.

In the rig rundown, we can see that several of Leda's guitars have been modded with Bill Lawrence L500XL pickups, one of which is an ESP Horizon NT-II. This can be seen at the beginning of the video.

This footage was taken from the Vandalicks guitar tutorial DVD.

In Leda's Instagram picture that was taken in June 26th, he is shown to be using a Fractal AX8, a Digitech Whammy DT, a Boss FV-500H, a Bogner Ecstasy amp head and a TC Electronic G Major.

At 11:21 in this video, Leda can be seen demoing a Lone Star Special 1x12 combo amp.

Leda's Strandberg Boden 8 J Standard is shown to be equipped with a set of EMG 808 humbucking pickups.

At 1:15:01 in this video, Leda mentions that he uses Bill Lawrence L250 stacked single-coil pickups in his ESP custom shop Cygnus that has a Snapper-style body.

As per source from a Japanese music store, Leda has also developed his own signature 8-string guitar with Strandberg.

During his time in Undivide, Leda was seen using an Engl Fireball 100 Head, which is shown in this Young Guitar demonstration footage.

You can see it on the right at 2:28

In this music video of Deluhi's "Two Hurt," Leda can be seen using a modified version of the hardtail ESP Horizon. This particular guitar was modified with Bill Lawrence pickups.

This guitar, alongside an ESP Arrow, was used by Leda until he received his first signature guitar, the ESP Cygnus.

In this music video of Deluhi's "Frontier," Leda can be seen using a Marshall JCM 800. He used the Kerry King signature model during his career with Deluhi.

The amp can be first seen on 0:21.

During his time in Undivide, Leda has released an album called "Materials Left Aside." One of the songs in the album, "White Hole," featured an ambient chorus/delay sound in the intro section.

3:51 - Several of Leda's front-of-amp pedals can be seen - he uses a TC Electronic Polytune 2 Mini, a TC Electronic Polytune, a wah pedal, MXR Phase 90 and an ISP Decimator.

Since the formation of Undivide, Leda has used ENGL amplifiers during his time in Undivide and Babymetal. In this live footage of a soundcheck prior to a Sonisphere concert, Leda can be seen using a Floyd Rose variant of an ESP Horizon (modded with a D-Tuna) and the ENGL Powerball amplifier head.

Leda's guitar and amp head is visible from 1:43.

Since the formation of Undivide, Leda has used ENGL amplifiers during his time in Undivide and Babymetal. In this live footage of a soundcheck prior to a Sonisphere concert, Leda can be seen using a Floyd Rose variant of an ESP Horizon (modded with a D-Tuna) and the ENGL Powerball amplifier head.

Leda's guitar and amp head is visible from 1:43. Leda's ESP Horizon is equipped with a D-Tuna and EMG pickups.

During his time in Babymetal, Leda has used various ESP guitars, one of which is an ESP E-II Arrow. The guitar is seen at 0:11, during the solo section of Babymetal's "Akaitsuki."

During his time in Babymetal, Leda has used various ESP guitars on tour prior to forming Far East Dizain. In this video, at 31:42, Leda can be seen using an ESP M-II NTB with a bound rosewood neck and a D-Tuna installed on the Floyd Rose.

During his time in Undivide, Leda has also worked with ESP Guitars to make a variation of his signature guitar, the ESP Cygnus-SN. With the body shape of an ESP Snapper (ESP's high-end Japan-exclusive strat copy) and the neck of a traditional ESP Cygnus, this guitar originally came with single coil pickups; however, Leda has since swapped them out for EMG's.

Leda, although known to use Strandberg Boden guitars in Far East Dizain, also uses an ESP Horizon FR-7 in the song "Cry My Name from the Light." The guitar is clearly visible from 0:31.

During his time in Deluhi, Leda has also used a Navigator N-FV, ESP's lower-range Flying V copy. Shown in the video at 1:22, Leda's guitar has a clear, cracked pickguard with a distressed finish and a killswitch installed onto the guitar.

In Leda's Instagram picture that was taken in June 26th, he is shown to be using a Fractal AX8, a Digitech Whammy DT, a Boss FV-500H, a Bogner Ecstasy amp head and a TC Electronic G Major.

In Leda's Instagram picture that was taken in June 26th, he is shown to be using a Fractal AX8, a Digitech Whammy DT, a Boss FV-500H, a Bogner Ecstasy amp head and a TC Electronic G Major.

In Leda's Instagram picture that was taken in June 26th, he is shown to be using a Fractal AX8, a Digitech Whammy DT, a Boss FV-500H, a Bogner Ecstasy amp head and a TC Electronic G Major.

In an Instagram post made by Leda on September 29th, 2016, his studio rack is shown to include a Kemper Profiler Rack Guitar Amp system.

In an Instagram post made by Leda on January 24th of 2017, he is shown to be using a Fender Mustang in the studio.

In an Instagram post made by Leda on February 23rd of 2017, he is shown to use two different Mesa Boogie amp heads - a Mark V 3-channel head and a TC-50 amp head.